800,000 people took part in Saturday's protests in France, organizers said. and announced a new operation on 31 Oct 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) directed by a foreign agent of "New Gas" or concerned with the activities of a foreign agent of "New Gas". Mass actions took place on October 24 in Paris and other major French cities. According to the CGT union, almost 800,000 people took part in them, including $250,000 in capital. The French interior ministry cited more modest figures of 410,000 participants across the country and 110,000 in Paris. Clashes with the police took place in the capital city in the area of ​​Port de Vincen square. The demonstrators threw various objects at the security forces, they used tear gas and water cannons. Riots were also recorded in Marseille, Lille, Lyon, Grenoble, Strasbourg, Nantes and Toulouse. In Grenoble, the protesters smashed the windows of banks and real estate agencies. Interior Minister Loren Nunes said that 135 people were arrested throughout the country. In order to ensure order, the authorities recruited 70 thousand policemen and gendarmes. Some cities ban demonstrations in central areas. In Paris, more than 20 metro stations were closed, shops were ordered shop windows and several museums, including the Louvre, suspended work. Representatives of the "yellow vests" have already announced a new national action on October 31. According to TF1, the participants intend to oppose the "growing authoritarian trend" in the policies of the French authorities. The protests began with speeches by the school's students, who were joined by students, unions and "yellow vests". The actions degenerated into riots with pogroms and trashing of shops. Journalist Serhiy Parkonko was at the center of the events and told Novaya Gazeta about what was happening before his eyes. The Russian authorities are considered a "foreign agent".

800,000 people took part in Saturday's protests in France, organizers said. and announced a new operation on 31 Oct 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) directed by a foreign agent of "New Gas" or concerned with the activities of a foreign agent of "New Gas". Mass actions took place on October 24 in Paris and other major French cities. According to the CGT union, almost 800,000 people took part in them, including $250,000 in capital. The French interior ministry cited more modest figures of 410,000 participants across the country and 110,000 in Paris. Clashes with the police took place in the capital city in the area of ​​Port de Vincen square. The demonstrators threw various objects at the security forces, they used tear gas and water cannons. Riots were also recorded in Marseille, Lille, Lyon, Grenoble, Strasbourg, Nantes and Toulouse. In Grenoble, the protesters smashed the windows of banks and real estate agencies. Interior Minister Loren Nunes said that 135 people were arrested throughout the country. In order to ensure order, the authorities recruited 70 thousand policemen and gendarmes. Some cities ban demonstrations in central areas. In Paris, more than 20 metro stations were closed, shops were ordered shop windows and several museums, including the Louvre, suspended work. Representatives of the "yellow vests" have already announced a new national action on October 31. According to TF1, the participants intend to oppose the "growing authoritarian trend" in the policies of the French authorities. The protests began with speeches by the school's students, who were joined by students, unions and "yellow vests". The actions degenerated into riots with pogroms and trashing of shops. Journalist Serhiy Parkonko was at the center of the events and told Novaya Gazeta about what was happening before his eyes. The Russian authorities are considered a "foreign agent".